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GDX Usage - Gams

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Notes<br />

When this option is used the <strong>GDX</strong> file is created just at the end of the<br />

GAMS execution so the data written will contain the current values<br />

for all sets, parameters, variables and equations that are on hand at the<br />

end of the GAMS job.<br />

The <strong>GDX</strong> data for the variables and equations contains the levels,<br />

marginals, lower and upper bounds and scales for each item.<br />

<strong>GDX</strong> files containing selected items<br />

Selected items may be placed into a <strong>GDX</strong> file either at compile time or<br />

during execution. The syntax and effects differ so these are discussed<br />

separately.<br />

Execution time selected item <strong>GDX</strong> file creation<br />

An EXECUTE_UNLOAD command creates a <strong>GDX</strong> file containing selected<br />

problem data. The data in the <strong>GDX</strong> file are those present at the time that the<br />

statement is executed. The results of all prior calculations and the most<br />

recent solve for any model will be reflected.<br />

The basic syntax of the statement is<br />

EXECUTE_UNLOAD 'filename', nameditem1,nameditem2, ... ;<br />

The filename argument specifies the name of the resultant <strong>GDX</strong> file. In<br />

particular, a file with this name is created with the extension .<strong>GDX</strong> and is<br />

placed in the current working directory. This opens and closes the <strong>GDX</strong> file<br />

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